Can these be used to tie up infant hair?
44896
Hello, this would not fit an infants hair because the bands are too thick and long.
44897
I wouldn't. They are very wide and stretch easily and probably would not hold baby hair.
44898
If they have enough hair. I use them on my 3-year-old's very fine hair and they hold really well.
44899
I don't see why not. They are a little less strechy than the traditional type, and hold my hair a bit more loosely. It is easier to pull them back out without ripping out hair in the process. I think they look better and are more visible in your hair as well. Good Luck.
961370
Joel, they should be depending on your eyesight. I'm using them for tiny work very similar to fly tying.
2213875
We just tied knots, but a strap with hooks or something like that might be best. Especially if much more length is needed. Grandkids love it!
923130
No, they are too slippery and course to tie...I recommend not buying them at all...we wanted to use them for dancing and when the kids stepped on the ones on the ground they slipped and fell, it's a miracle no one broke a bone
1676312
i would imagine the only issues would be the size not fitting tightly enough to be effective, and the child removing them. so, you could certainly try them. i dont remember what age my son was when we started using them. but i didnt now about the ages 3 and up part, so it might have been before then. i just cant remember!
815039
Of course. It is very light and safe and control hight of hair. It works very well. It will be very safe to use on toddlers.
892929
I think these would work well for tie dye. The label is very faint and should not interfere.
2071576
I wouldn't use them--they'll fall apart too quickly. Get some of the clear hairbands instead. They're about the same size and are made to stretch repeatedly.
1991963
It would work but might cause the tie to lose shape if left on to long. I would not recommend it for ties
1891149
I used these on all cotton baby onesies for a fun baby shower activity, and they worked very well. I think they would work best on cotton or at least cotton-polyester blends. Not sure if they'd work on other fabrics.
1453118
Absolutely. My 5mth old(at the time) started using this line of products for her thin hair. At 8 mths her hair is noticeably thicker and longer. I noticed instant results within weeks of using.
906664
No - you can't use these loom bands to hold a pony tail for hair. These are made for the bracelets that kids are giving to one another in school as friendship bracelets. Hope this information helps!
1998827
yes you can use on kids. you don't have as many attachments as you would on a normal size clipper but if the attachments are what you're looking for as far as length absolutely. do not let the small size fool you is a very powerful unit. I know of several stylist who use it for trimming and for haircuts
2240417
Absolutely not. That's why I got them and they are small. Only for putting hair in ponytails or other things you do with small scrunchies.
1441246
Yes they certainly would. For an infant you could use the trifold without pins or snappis. I think once your baby becomes mobile the snappish will be needed. I don't think pins would work. Nana of one, mom of four.
906248
They are a sturdy elastic. The novelty with these hair ties is that they are less likely to break hairstrands so it limits the split ends. I've been using this type of hair tie for over a year. They would be fine in thick course hair. You can easily wear on yr wrist - lots of elastic but very sturdy. I love these - just wasn't fond of the colors... hairdressers sell them for $10.00 for like 8 of them
1582254
yes. my daughter uses them for homemade baby food. they do not rust or get icky like bands do. she loves them!